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Packet Shaping
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ALSO CALLED: PacketHound, Network Traffic Shaping, and Traffic Shaping
DEFINITION: PacketHound is a product that aims to help an enterprise regulate traffic that might otherwise slow services down for all users of a local area network. PacketHound is intended to address the concern of businesses and universities about the downloading of large files, especially music files
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PACKET SHAPING DEFINITION (continued): … in the MP3 format, using Napster, Gnutella, and similar approaches. PacketHound can also monitor and reduce the number of streaming media files that are downloaded by network users. Both businesses and universities are concerned not only about such traffic slowing down the network for other uses, but also about the possibility of being sued by music companies for loss of intellectual property. According to Palisade Systems, the developers of PacketHound, … Packet Shaping definition sponsored by SearchNetworking.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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